So we built one. Seventy-five creators, invited by hand, three days in Miami, twenty thousand dollars across three leaderboards. You come to compete. You leave with the collabs, the footage and the friendships your channel has been missing.
Part tournament, part festival, part the biggest collab golf content has ever seen. Every hour is engineered so you fly home with more footage than you can post.
Media day meets Miami house party. The creators you have only met in comment sections, all under one roof on night one. Storylines start, duos form, and the first clips of the Cup are live before midnight.
Breakfast with the field, then a scramble with a camera in every cart. Partner with a creator you met twelve hours ago and take the first cut of the purse together.
The finale. Eighteen holes where every shot counts and every group is filming. One creator becomes the first champion in Cup history. That name lives on the trophy forever.
The golf pays the golfers. This one pays the moment. Alongside the scramble and the final, one slice of the twenty thousand is reserved for the most electric clip posted from the Cup. You do not have to be the best golfer in Miami to leave with a trophy. You have to make the thing everyone watches.
Golf content is a lonely grind: solo range videos, collab DMs that go nowhere, growth that stalls. The Cup compresses everything that actually grows a channel into seventy-two hours.
The creators you have been DMing for months will be standing next to you at breakfast. No cold outreach, no waiting on replies. The guest list does the work.
The Monday final carries the biggest share. The Sunday scramble pays out same day. One slice is reserved for the Clip of the Weekend. Nobody in this field is ever out of it.
Venues, formats and pairings engineered for the camera. You fly home with footage nobody sitting at home can make.
There is only ever one first one. When the Cup is the event of the golf internet, exactly seventy-five people get to say they were in the room where it started.
This is a produced event, not a group trip. Here is how the weekend actually works.
The Monday final carries the biggest share. The Sunday scramble pays out same day. One slice is reserved for the Clip of the Weekend. The exact breakdown is published with the field.
Built by application, not follower count. All platforms, all sizes. What matters is what you make. Fans and spectators get their own track for the Green Party and the galleries.
Sunday's scramble keeps it loose: your partner covers your misses. Monday is real medal play for the title, with formats and flights designed so mid-handicaps stay dangerous.
A camera cart in every group, roaming shooters all weekend, and a shared footage vault after the Cup so every creator leaves with more than they filmed. Posting is the point.
A championship course and a Green Party venue in Miami, both chosen for how they look on screen. Announced ahead of the Cup, and applicants hear first.
Applying is free. Invites go out in waves with the full schedule, a travel guide, what to pack and how to lock in your spot. One email, every answer.
Free to apply, takes about sixty seconds. We review in waves and send invites as the field fills. When the seventy-five spots are gone, the founding field is closed for good.
Your deposit is in and your place is held. Watch your inbox for Cup details. See you in Miami.
Compete for the purse, collab with the field. 75 spots, reviewed in waves.
Your application is in and the field is picked by hand. There is nothing more you need to do. You will hear back on your application and on event details as they lock. Dates and venue go to this list first.
Seventy-five creators will play in the first one. Everyone else will watch the clips and wish they had applied. The founding field is filling now.
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